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Lightning-inspired fertilizer could ease global supply crisis for Canadian farmers
A cold plasma technology replicates lightning to create nitrogen fertilizer on-site, addressing shortages caused by Middle East disruption.
Canada to announce submarine supplier as NATO summit looms
Hanwha's KSS-III faces off against TKMS's 212CD in tens-of-billions submarine procurement race.
Alleged attack on imam in Victoria condemned as hate crime
Head imam of Victoria mosque attacked near his car after Friday prayers. Federal minister calls assault 'appalling and vile,' Muslim...
The Voice of Hind Rajab confronts Gaza's unbearable reality
Director Kaouther Ben Hania's film uses real audio recordings to centre a child's humanity amid incomprehensible loss.
Canadians get 2% boost to benefits and credits starting in July
Government benefit payments rise by 2% in July as the Canada Revenue Agency adjusts for inflation, with new grocery benefit debuting July 3.
EV sales surge as gas prices stay high, incentives return
Electric vehicle purchases jumped 20.8% in early 2026 after the government restored incentives and fuel costs climbed.
German fan's cancelled flight turned into viral moment with JJ Watt's help
After missing his connection to Toronto, a viral German World Cup fan got an assist from the former NFL star to catch Germany's match...
Grizzly shot illegally along Highway 734 near Sundre
Alberta Fish and Wildlife is investigating the poaching of a threatened species. Investigators are seeking a black Chevrolet truck...
Helen Stoumbos made history scoring Canada's first-ever World Cup goal
The retired soccer player netted the iconic moment in 1995 during the women's tournament, paving the way for Canada's future on the global stage.
Germany advances past group stage with last-gasp win in Toronto
Deniz Undav scored twice, including the winner in stoppage time, to lift Germany past Ivory Coast 2-1 at BMO Field on Saturday.
Saskatchewan wildfire review sparks leadership shift
SPSA operations VP steps down after independent audit found major gaps in province's fire response and prevention.
Wildfire near Lytton grows sixfold overnight, evacuation orders issued
The Saw Creek wildfire ballooned to 600 hectares by Saturday morning. Residents are being urged to leave immediately as firefighting...
